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TUKSDAY, OCTOBKK 1, 1901. Ladies slippers Nnw neat noliln styles for party and home w;ar largest WV have shown Price $1,25 to $3.00 Cleaver Bros IIHKVM IKS Jaa. A. Howard. Kami loana. fl shirt waiata, now 49c. Cleaver Bros. Dry Hood a Co. Wanted A good, strong boy t work in storo. R. Martin. Si. itf room tor rant, MMQlN hi lira. Uaniobell' milliner. atore. Heat school hoae nver sold, 25c pair, ('leaver Brothers Dry Goods Co. School handkerchiefs, Ic MMb. ('leaver Brothers Dry (-foods Co. For flrst class riga or a cat) at any hour telephone Depot atablea, Klvin Craig, Prop. If you want to aee a nic lint- of wall paper and borders go sw 0 0, Sharp, Court street. School auita at discount of 10 pa .-ut .iuriiiK thin week. Cleaver Brothera Dry (ioode Co. Kor sale A neat tt-room hoiiae ami '-' lots on corner, nice homes all arouinl it, 11400. K. T. Wade. Uo to the Woman's Kxchange fcw kjOaM made bread anil pastries on We.l nesdays and Saturdays. If you want to keep up with the tunea you muat aee the new waists and akirts just received at K. Alexand er's. Sliced bacon and wafer lllotd amoked beef in glaaa bottles. BoBMH thing verv tine for lunches at llitwley Bros. Music hall in La Dow block will M open for engagements on and utter September tor dancing only. RaqaiN of C. B. Wade. Call and see me if you want atom ies. I bav in car lots and will aell cheaper than any atore in eaat-m Oregon. K. Martin. New invoice of syrup -pitcher", bowls and pitchers, salt and pepper thakera. vegetable dishes anil pl.u sers at liawley Bros. "A Honolulu Coon" will be th. .it traction at the "Kraner" on Friday evening. October. The caet is DMM up of twenty-eight people. W. It. Withee is agent for the Do meatic and Davis sewing machine: I full liueof supplies. Repairing se cialty. All work guaranteed. Lost On the street check for ll.V) on First National bank iaued In B, P Hutchinson to Cora Miller and in ed by her Notice is given that pay ment has n -topped ..ii Kinder of same will receive reward by return of check to Dan Remler. My atock of fancy groceriea is well selected and I would like for you to aee their;, fancy pickles, relishes and chow chows are of the be-t imported ad domestic brands. I have I Bm line of amoked Hah, fancy mackerel and the beat cheeae on the market. R. Martin. The homeliest man in Pendleton as well as the handsomest, ami Har are invited to call on any drugiti-t aud get free a trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lung remedv that is guaranteed B0 cure MM relieve all chronic and acute eoogbl asthma, broucihtis and consumption, Price 25c ami ask. For sale by Tall man & Co., sole agents. We have a Iftl OllM currintfe painter with a gunruntee. Neagle Bros. The telephone otlice in the Savings bank will give eniployiiienl to a BM senger B0) K. r. Wad"-, the real estate man, i... ,..i,l H,., Iir VV H. Cole nronertv on lower Held, street to Antoiie Vey. The bin compound engine No. 405 onlled the westhoiiinl passenger through I'endleton this morning. This is the mammoth locomotive s nrsi trio She milled the he.ivv passenger up the Meacham grade without a help er. L. Larone of th.- Dutch Henry feed yard, has been haling hay for several weeks, lie savs there was a goon rmy barvMl tblayaar, itaie.1 hav is selling at $10 a ton ilelivered in Pendleton. In large lots it may Is- ohtutneil some what cheaper. Alfred i). OardaD today tiled nit at the countv clerk'- oillce against Car rie Carden for divorce. They were married in Pendleton In .lime, 1801!, lived together until March, 18'.W, when, Mr. Carden cluims his wile deserteil him against his will and consent. RKiJISTRATION M ALL. Only 300 out or 900 l.essl Voters Have Registered. Tomorrow, October I, will be the last day on which to register (or the city election. I p to :i o'clock tOMf onlv $00 Ml pi legal voters had registered. It i narely potaibU tlmt the collection oi $ poll tux has some thing to do with the snirtii nafjatratlon. It is also barely possible that the citi tens of Pendleton do not know that by paving u pell tux Of $2 to the citv, thev avoid the pavmeiit of $9 road tux tt . th.. ...nintv It i- not alisolutelv ne- rainrv to nav the lux at the l rue of registration, but it must be puid at tlx polls if the voter has not already a re ceipt. I una have said that thev will vot without registering. It is possible ti do that onlv bv having their votes sworn in and lira paving of $2. other- i... the votes will not he received. Mayor Vincent and the majority of the 11 i a. . it l I ettji OOtancii imve nam mm mwj mvmm ttie law enforced, ami that, if limn, ih inv one who is inclined to make . test case, thev will take the matter to the supreme court, niitcctions to the tax collection at u.ar 1 1 Mfllfl from nerson- who iiave never paid any tax whatever, and who are ut last aoapaiMQ to pav a (ton tax of $2 in order to vote in the city eiec- t lull flats M a .l-t vet remains in which to register and the liooxs will be clos ed tomorrow afternoon. OUR MONTHLY MARKET DAY IT IS Hlv Sale High tirade Planot. Messrs. lohiikton and Uidgwav are dis playing a line of high grade pianos In the .lipid nlock. atiu an one conicin plating the purchase of an instrument -itliin the next two vears will do well to call and see them. Thev have a i.irl ..I the 'Jo lUI.I -toes of -MelllWUV-, et.v formerlv hundle.l bv I). S. Johns ton of Portland. Owing to litigation these piano- ma-t he sold within til next :til davs. bv order of the court and the dealers realize that the prices ikii.i I... reduced ton tiiflirc that will j. i.l i-i. tin result Johnston and Itidgwav, lactorv representatives, have a proposition that will surely interest you. See their ailverii-emeni in an other column of the F.ast Oregon ian. The Big Nsw Unglnss. Tie- O. K. A N. cnmpanv is now us iug the big new engines that are called the " ioo's," having run two ol them through Pendleton on passenger trains No. 1 and No. 2, and one ,'of the larger engines on one ol the treights passing through here last night. They art monstrous machines, with enormous canacitv. and will haul much larger train- than any of the older engines could haul. It was in preparation for th-in that the company did much work in improving the road lied and strength en i ii',' the bridges and trestles along the lines in Oregon and Washington Sllna Family Reunion. A fauiilv reunion tisik place yester da ai the residcm I William Stine, (21 Birch str.. t sat - the Walla Walla State-inan A I then -on- and daugl ters who had grown up ami gone out into the world, were reunite. I utnler the parental roof. Thev ire S. T. Mine of 'an Francisco, Dr. h . -M. Mine ol Seattle. Mrs. (.'. K. Koosevelt of Pendleton and W. II. Stine, ir Mrs. H B. Kajflor, Mrs. II. C. Oregg ami .1 (i. Stine. who still reside hen;. The partv took adavntage m the oiipor tiimtv. called on a photographer aud liad their pictures taken in group. An laslern Oregon Knocksr." The Albttiv Detniicrat i- inistukeu when it savs that eastern Oregon "pa pers" are pressiug the claims ol Judge ritephen A l.oweii ami w. i. rurnist lor the repuldican nomination for gov ernor savs The Dalles Chronite On.- republican paper in the Home of these gentlemen favors one of the can diuates. The minority of the rest o the eastern Oregon papers that have anything to say on the question are not dead struck on either of the candidates aud have small hope, and very little desire, that either of them shall win the nomination. Casey Paid ths Costs. Hurt' Casey was to have been exam ine. I at 2 o'clock today before Justice Kit Oerald lor alleged beating of his wile last Saturday evening. Mrs. Casey appeared before the time set for ti.. elimination ami acknowledged that she had received satisfaction, whereupon the case was dismissed after Mr. Casey had paid tint costs. Mrs. Casey will apply for a divorce on the ironoda ol abuse aud cruel treatment. siflssn Pays In Jail. Al Koefer who was brought down from Milton yesterday charged with , carrying a concealed weapon, was ar raigned before Justice Kiti derald this aiteruouii and was given A days in the I county iail. Koefer said that he Inln'l iih.le ralauii wnv lie siiounurt have been tried in Miltou. His career Will be investigated during the next U days. Low Bats lo Portland. On Wednesday, October 2, the O. i; i N: Co. will sell tickets Pendie Im In Portland and return at 19.05. Distributors for Umatilla County. 'Tickets good until Octobers. School Books All ready for First Day of School ADVBRTISRD BY OTHBR TOWNS I'APHRS IN telegram and Oregon Affrleulturlst Men tion It at Length Through the efforts of Colonel K. C. ludmtn, industrial agent ol the O. H. A N. and Southern Pacific, and several enthusiastic Oregon iana having the good of the state at heart, says the Tel egram, a system will tie Inaugurateii that no doubt will prove ol great bene fit to farmera, stockmen and indirectly the general public. .Monthly live stock lairs will be held m various parts of the state, where intending purchasers of cattle, horses or sheep may come in direct contact with the owners, anil ttius ne enatiieu to trans act business to a much hotter advan tage than l- now offered. Hucb fairs or livestock shows have long been in vogue in the Middle Mat"- with very satisfactory results. The ti rat monthly fair of the t'acltlc V.rthiwf-t will lie hehl al 1'einl I el . .i . the lirst Tuesday in every month, com mencing I he coming month, inel.om men ial club ol Pendleton has taken the matter up, and being an Bp'tO late organ i .at ion of prominent bun lies- men. will see mat ttie pian tie carried out successfullv. Three years ago last February the Commercial club ol Pendleton called together the lead ing cattlemen of the northwest for the purpose of organizing a Pacific North west Cattlemen's Association. The meeting was a pronounced success, lusting three days. The year follow ing a woolgrowers convention was held with like success, aud it was re peated last year. The officers of the Commercial club have taken up the matter of a monthly i ting in a business-like way, say- Mr. Judsnn, a committee having ueen at work among tanners ami ranchers soliciting stock of all i lasses to tie brought to I'endleton during the meet. Kiiough stock, it is said, has been pledged to till the large enclosure at Pendleton. The stock will he sold on the ground if purchasers can be found. In a letter received by Colonel .ludson Odnf from the Commercial Club, it is slated that the fair gives promise ol being one of the best ever held any where in the west. As soon as Colonel .ludson returns from a trip to Southern Oregon, on which he started tislay, he will go tola (irande and Maker City, then to inaugurate monthly (airs the saim as at Pendleton. He will also start a similar plan on the hpokaue division as soon as time will permit him to go t here "The scheme is a most commendable one,"aaid Colonel .ludson tislay, "and should be encouraged from all sides. It brings buyer and seller together, and they can personally carry on their transactions to more general satisfac tion. Purchasers see exactly what tney buy and they become acquainted with the people with whom they deal. The stock can be abtpped from one fair to another and buyers will alwav know where to look for stock without scouring the whole state." As a result of efforts made bv indus trial Agent .ludson of tiie O. ft. iV N. Co., the Commercial club of I'endle ton, lias arranged (or the holding of inoutly exchange fairs at that til says the Agriculturist. These an- t" be held on the first Tuesday of each month, the first one being this month. I sir- of this kind are an old institu tion but so far as we are informed have not yet been held on this coast. I hev enable those who wish to bay -i tea or other farm articles and tboaa who have it for sale, to come together, and they establish a general market day (or all kinds ol produce. Mr. .ludson intends t arrange for similar fair davs at all suitable places along the lilies oi the O. R. .V N Oo We have all our books for both Public Schools and academy and will t;xchannt; new books for old ones at hall price. Conip.uuan boxes, rulers and blotters glVOT away with purchases. TALLMAN & CO. Shiny shoes e e Are the itysl now and we have; them in all the latest designs and shapes. Our patent calf, patent kid and enamel call shoes are selected from the best bm s, and are strictly up to date They fit, wcat well and keep their finish The Pendleton Shoe Co. 645 Main Street. . . . PfttdltP0) Ore. hands of Countv Attorney Oscar Cain who appears to lean toward leniency in this particular instance. When asked the question, "Are vou or are vou not euing to make arrest- for these viola tions ol the Sunday closing lawf" Mr. Cain said: "I don't know yet. I have not made up mv mind. You see as a mat ter of fart a good deal of pressure has been brought to hear upon me to over look yesterday's offenses. This pres sure does not come from the saloon men or from the saloon element but I may say' from men who have been he hind the movement against the mIoOBI in the last few weekr. It is rather a difficult question. "Saloon keepers are not men, I tlnd as a rule, who will look seriousiv ai these things. Manv of them would as sume that if the offense is overlooked once that it is a signal that all future violation- will he overlooked also. That is not true. I expect baton next Sunday the i-itv ordinance pertaining to closing saloons on Sundays will he 111 force and 1 question verv much If anv of the saloon men will dare MM It." For Striking His Son. Virgil Wade, the 17-year-olil son of Henry Wade of McKay creek, has made a complaint against his father for striking him with a sugar Isiwi. I.aat Sunday voting Wade was playing with his small sister ami he claims ac cidentally hurt her. Ills father saw the action and catching up a stick Of wood, started after him. The boy grabbed the stick away, whereupon Mr. Wade pirkeil up a teacup ami threw It at his sen. lie missed his aim and then tried the sugar bowl with belter success. The missile caught the hov on the head, indicting a severe gash. Virgil arrived in town this aftermon and made his complaint. to Ihstrict Ai torney llailey. Illinois ssnatorlsl Fight. Chicago, III., Oct. 1. Both Senator Mason and former Comptroller Charles G Dawes, began their campaign fqr the senatorial toga tn earnest todat Mr. I awes this morning opened head quarters in this city and from now on he proposes to wage a vigorous tight for Senator Mason's seat in the upper branch of congress. Mason is alert and active ami doesn't view I (awes' tight seriousiv. ... fca lha churati- IISWIll u,,v v " in arge numbers tor tm 1 i ut .M.rliae., " ... 7..m(1rv of the M. BSJOWD, w . '" .v.', ;.,.; i.i.hop BS5K3ft-i SrSaT toTorrTw. The formal aib.cbbwn night when xr. an address. New Postal Regulstlsnt .-. 1 The recent or- tap9r oral Madden reiaring . mail went into effect t.slay. As a r suit of the new ruling hundreds of n I o der ind other publications are denied the privilege- Ol second clas- rates. PURSONAL MBNTI0N. Douglas belts was in town tody. John II. Casey of lliiganl wa- in town tslay . -Miss Winnie I rivet went to Walla Walla this morning. Mrs. Kd Switsler went to Portland last night lor a brief visit. Mr. II. Jones aud children ol Kcho were at the Oohien Kule yesterday. K. U. Ferguson has returned from a week's visit in Portland aud Salem. Q, W. Proebelel, jr., of Weston was 111 town last night. He registered at the St. Oeorgc. Kred .1. Holmes of tiie Island City Mercantile A. Milling Co., is in Pen dleton on busineas. M. P. Kelley of the State Hotel at WuMa Walla was a guest at the (iolden Kule hotel yesterday. Mr. and .Mrs. W. IS. brown of Can yon City, are registered at the QoldsB Kule. riiey will be hare for two or three days. otto Koettcher has returned from a short visit in Chicago. He was ac companied by I). I'. I'lars of tieorge, Adam A. tiurke Co. Kev. J. M Cornelison and his bride left laal night lor Kanaas City. They will visit Kev. Mr. Cornell boh'.- home in Kentucky belore they return to Pen dleton. H. -M. Williamson, editor o( the Oregon Agriculturist and the Rural Northwest of Portland, is in Pendleton toJay in the interests ol his publica tion. Mr. Williamsou will atteud the lirat market day in Pendleton next Monday. una h reeuian was ig town today Iron, his ranch ten miles north of Pendleton. He says there is a lot of sbri viced wheat this season notwithstanding re ports it was all No. 1. He will re turn to his ranch tiiis afternoon aud will commence tall seeding 111 a few days. Win. Reiuhart of Olytnpia, who was u guest of 'Ralph Wade last summer, lias begun his duties as collection clerk in the Kirat National bank, the position held by Ralph Wade. The latter will attend to buaiueae connect ed with tiie sheep interests ol his lath er, C. li. Wade. I. . Couch, ol the Wallowa News, is 111 lowu today en route home from Portland aud Salem. He has liti.-n there for the past week, lie speaks in terms of praise of the state fair ami believes the Portland carnival will be well attended, though not so well as that of last year. 9 m SALOONS WHHt OPBN SUNDAY. Walla Walla Indulged In Some More Ois rsgard or Law. Walla Walla, Oct. l.-The Union says: Several saloons were open sun day in violation of the state law which prevents the eelllllg oi liquor on that day. While these did a good busiuess, and the tact that they were operating was generally Buown, no arrests were made. This is the first time since the beginuing of the crusade agaiust sa loons in the early part of July thai saloon men have worked without oppo sition in the sale id intoxicating bev erages Suudav Whether there will be arrests is a question wiiicti appears to real in the About $1400 ut a saloon iv cently but you may "captuiv" 1 thm' ctMit prtxaium ti kt with 'vt;ry twmitv-ti vp cent purohase of our teas cofVees, spices, uxtnu'ts. that will prt'tly chil Liadtfiii OUT fillet'. you have traile. and etc., ho redpeint'd in U dishos. your II by trying We have the goodl the money: hit's Owl Tea House. Belli Mother. Pride ooR$o LOT FOR SALE IN I 81. For sale, lot 4 In block Hi, tine residencf lot at a low price. Ap ply to C. S. JACKSON. SEALS! Notary and ' Corporation $;..( to $5 Delivered Ofdaj of us ami save money. Onit-rs for Kubber Humps ilM solicited. LAST OKEtaONIAN PUB. CO The Dead Advete;:? Pendleton Ukiah Stage Line Huston Carney Prop's. Leave l'eudleton every day at 7 o'cloc except Sunday, for I'ilot Kock, Nye, Kidge, Alba and Ukiah. Oood ac OOaimodakioM. Reasonable freight and parwuger rates. Cit ..line t Taliman A Co'- drag atore. WINTER SHOES Tha GRBAT TBST of hoe is its BEHAVIOR In WEI WHAT HICK A slue ""' n"V ttrly mad. 01 made ol lthei not properly seasoned SVVKLLS WHEN WET and lotw in ihaptj Out shoes ;ir made ol the most Miefully t a n ti d, thoroughly stretched and seasoned leather so that thev not ONLY WEAR tt keep THEIR SHAPE even alter h.tv.tiK baar. THOROUGHLY WET. The art made artistic, stylish and comfortable lines. Beaidai l"'mi; inexpensive in their eoal an Gl ARANTEBD to "raai so lOQg as to he the most econo mical shoes. W' tit all kinds of feet PER PBCTLY ai that's our lonn suit ST. JOE STORE NEW DRESS GOODS WAIST1NGB in plain flfhrad and stripes, i7 newaal thinga Iraah Iroir tha loomi ol the maaiiliji YOU can't aBOra to pass mis muii; 11 y..u want a nice dress in - VI I endlnfn. Wrtltl. I -".tun 15 t the St JOB StOW, COrnat Court and Cottonwool (ioanduks .... : . 1 111,1 ... wjai l ne promos) .int.- the St. Joe 1 a peep at it Our Rush Still Continues and we thank thepe0. pie for the! 1 liberal patronage. LYONS MERCANTILE CO., Furniture and Undertaking, TT....I.. . 1.0. vuvt-, oatiii: j3lew toWf(j Kiulov's Furniture Store, corner Main and Webb Htivets. peD. dleton, ( hregon." has the fineel liiiHof Furnitan to be foand In ESatten Otea ml aval ill tt'oiit 1,. 1 . urn w ttuiii in leasi oor tint msnti ninn turn it lire millions nnd r.nn of the raw bergtini he Li offering. . A. RADER Corner Main and WtdiK itreeti, The Peoples Warehouse I THK FITTERS Of FKRT. 716 Main Street. I'endleton, Or. A complete line of Stationery and DOOkt School hooks and School supplies Canes m all styles FRAZIER THE STATIONERY MAN fT ... .New line n V t ntll.,re U VI J 1 tiu. .r:w an. 1 'e--ii,ll III I CI .. l L l "i"n, l"ri rtr ort purses card case- v-omlis, Urushej Let Us Mut Our Mead- 1oether II you want flret rls rsrnsn. rtrpsirluit tloiio Wn are prepsre.l u .. every Sni.l ol esrrlase lepelr work In tlx- very ben manuvr nur Isell lies ars tiie benln I't-mlletou We employ only kllllul worliui Weilnell work promptly. iur prii ei anr reaeonsble, We can five you an eat 1 iiint' 011 any kiml ol carriage work. POULTR Y .e.KGGSs.. International Poultry POd makes thank Baal Mael Kives them flavor. Clamshells make them solid Mica 14 r i t aids diK'.-stmn. I r sample. C. F. COLES WORTHY, Hay, Grain and Feed. 1 j7 and 1 jij M East Alt.i Street a tl a f NEAQLE BROS. AMERICAN PLAN. $3.00 per Day and Upwards Finest hotel In the fit Hi. Northern. The Columbia Lodin House NEW LA KIKMHHKU HAK IN UONNECTION IN CENTER OK BLOCK BET. All'AAWKIUlKlh P. X. SCHIiMPP. Prop. wS I L. Kay tk Co., Buy au.l sell StuckH, Hotidtt TH E PORTLAND I a r m . e m - w . , t BkJ . .. er ---- .a awa w a V V I B UVUUt Tl.itMiB - - n.i. .1.11. ....1... H HIIWBKS. HMsaf"' and f Jr rain lor m1 or ou urtlas. New York Stock bschng. Chicago Stuck hschange. Chicago Board of Trade. IS-urt Hu ... He-dlalun. lira, Just received sunn: Fine After Dinner Cheese And many Fancy Delecacies a' Standard Grocery Co Opposite (iolden Rule Hotel. TWENTY COSTLY PIANO UNDER THE HAMMER STEIN WAY, KIMBALL, CHICKERING, EMERSON ESTEY BABY (i RANDS and UPRIGHTS to be SACRIFICED in Pendleton. A chance to buy pianos at tremendous reduction. Snle Commence on Thursday Morni'1 Pianos on exhibition at .lucid Block, Corner of Main and Court Streets. I'NDEK THE DIRECTION 01 1ltJhlr-iVh P. Itllt'll A mm , juitaon a kiuuway, ractory Kepreseniau